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By the Fire

from Travellin' Shoes by Candice McLeod

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lyrics

Well I’m sitting
Cross legged
By the fire
And you’re flying
From east to west
And you’re tired

I’m cooking tomatoes
On the gas stove, real slow
Hoping darling
You’ll be coming home

The candles
They’re burning
By my bedside
Illuminating
My heart’s desire
For you

I’m penning this song
As the night sky turns on
Watching time float by with the sun
Hoping darling
You’ll be coming home

Well it was Summer
And I was standing
By the river
I called my brother
He flew down south
To visit

It was meant
To be you
But my love for you
Fell through
I often think
Of our nights
Under the moon

Hoping darling
You’ll be coming
Oh but darling
Are you coming
Darling
You’re not coming home

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from Travellin' Shoes, released October 26, 2017
Paul Dyason - male vocals

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Candice McLeod

Modern-folk travelling troubadour. loud sometimes...

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